FG signs MoU with six professional bodies to train 10m Nigerians

The federal government on Monday, flagged off a free nationwide training program, signing agreements with six professional bodies. Stanley Nkwocha,

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FG signs MoU with six professional bodies to train 10m Nigerians

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